This week, Riley, Ty, and ProdKath breakdown the notable Diane Keaton classic: Father of the Bride! It counts, okay? We talk weddings, realistic mental breakdowns, and what celebrity is going to marry Ty and Riley (it turns out to be one of our better BuzzFeed quizzes).

This week, we finally get the gang back together and review the hotly debated first entry into the Star Wars prequels, Episode I: The Phantom Menace. We break out some mimosas and get a little (read: a lot) off topic, answer some listener questions, and Ty's rating system comes under attack.

Due to Memorial Day, we weren't able to record a new episode. Instead, we're bringing you some unused audio that we either cut from episodes or audio that was recorded before we actually started an episode. At the end, you'll hear the unedited audio from last week that reveals what movie we're reviewing next

This week, Jeff, Ty, and ProdKath tackle the (attempted) space opera Jupiter Ascending. It goes about as well as you would expect. In this episode, they try to comprehend what exactly happens through the movie, get distracted by stories from Hesston once again, and Ty finds out ProdKath’s true feelings about a beloved movie.

This week, the audio struggle continues as the guys look at Black Mountain Side, an indie horror featuring a deer god and sort-of Peter Dinklage. We also break down what a wendigo is and what cosmic horror means. Come join in!

In this episode, we discuss the modern action classic John Wick, and spend far too much time fantasizing about going on a date with Keanu. We just think he'd be really caring, okay?

This week, we look at Alex Garland’s horny robot movie, Ex Machina! Join in as we argue about the eagles from the Lord of the Rings, imagine what happens if an AI got really into Instagram influencers, v and talk about favorite movie robots.

We all saw Avengers: Endgame over the weekend, and for both the sake of spoilers and the time we would spend talking about it, we decided we had to give it its own separate episode.

This week, we review the winner of the First Issue Club's poll, The Dark Crystal!

On our Easter special (that was totally planned and not a delayed release), we talk about 1971's Here Comes Peter Cottontail! Come listen as we break down the political climate of a fictional town of rabbits and argue about how to dye Easter eggs.